FASB Proposes Changes in Fair Value Measurement Disclosures

Thursday, December 10, 2015 Print Email

A planned accounting standards update has issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, which get better the efficiency of the revelation requirements for fair worth measurements.

This planned update is element of the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s broader revelation structure plan to get better the efficiency of disclosures in the explanation to financial statements by evidently communicating the information because this information is most significant to clients of a reporting company’s financial reports.

These modifications by FASB are plan to get better the on hand revelation requirements connected to fair value measurement, which will clearly explain those requirements, and also spot ways to pick up the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s decision procedure in more efficient manner.

The measurement of fair value is not the main part but it is one of four parts where the Financial Accounting Standards Board is assessing the on hand revelation requirements. And the other parts it aims to consider contain an employer’s revelation of distinct profit plans, inventory and income taxes.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is addressing the shareholders to evaluate and give remark on the suggestions by 29 February, 2016. The planned accounting standards update, and also the documents which will explain the questions related to this process of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, are present on FASB official website.

Source: ReadyRatios

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